On their third album Dog Eat Dog, Warrant expanded on their established hard rock sound with creative lyrical and musical departures

Carcass helped define the sound and styles of melodic death metal for decades to come with their 1993 album Heartwork

What happens when former members of KISS and Motley Crue make a hard rock record in 1998? We drop the needle on the self-titled debut.

On the 1998 album Oceanborn, Nightwish create a bombastic, classical influenced sound as we dive into the world of symphonic metal

The Galactic Cowboys bring plenty of riffs to their third album Machine Fish, but did they need an outside producer to help reign them in?

What would be more shocking, the music of Gwar, or that we actually enjoy it? We check out their 1990 album Scumdogs Of The Universe

On the 1995 album Stomp 442, Anthrax threw their thrash fanbase for a loop, embracing hard rock, post hardcore and alternative metal

We revisit the albums of 1998 that stood the test of time, that we discovered years later, that didn't hold up, and much more

After rising to fame in the 70s, the 80s were less kind to the band, who shed the makeup but 90s were a whole different story.

We're talking the evolution of Metal in the 1990s, from Metallica to Helmet, Ozzy to Tool, and Kyuss to Pantera

Our second "In The 90s" roundtable dives into the divisive evolution of thrash metal pioneers Metallica

Produced by Bob Rock and featuring John Corabi on vocals and guitar, the self-titled 1994 Motley Crue album divided fans and critics

For episode 200, we're tackling one of the biggest, most ambitious releases of the 1990s - Use Your Illusion 1 and 2 by by Guns n' Roses

Many of the hair/glam rock and metal bands of the 1980s made attempts to update their sound in the 90s but is this one successful?